Framed Print Lowry Triptych B

Discover the evocative world of L.S. Lowry with the Lowry Triptych B, featuring three of his most striking works. This collection of mounted prints, presented in a sleek modern black frame, captures the essence of Lowry’s unique perspective on everyday life.

Included Artworks:

1. "The Funeral Party (1953): Takes a group of people with something in common but who appear totally separate and disconnected; the loneliness of the group is represented in a comic yet strange and sad way.
2. "Level Crossing (1946): Lowry produced several works based on level crossings after visits to Burton-on-Trent. The train here was modelled on a toy train belonging to the son of one of Lowry’s friends.
3. "The Cripples (1949): A composite work of a variety of people with disabilities, which some objected to as being cold-hearted. Lowry rejected these criticisms, referring to the time he suffered profound stress and depression while looking after his mother.

Key Features:

• Modern Black Frame: Provides a clean and timeless display that enhances each artwork.
• Mounted Prints: Expertly mounted to highlight Lowry’s distinctive style and nuanced compositions.
• Diverse Themes: A compelling mix of human emotion, industrial life, and societal commentary.

Why Choose This Triptych?

The Lowry Triptych B offers a captivating window into Lowry’s artistic exploration of community, industry, and human resilience. It’s an ideal choice for collectors and admirers of British art, adding depth and character to any space.

Made to Order: Each framed triptych is custom-made to ensure exceptional quality. Please allow 21 days for delivery. You will receive a dispatch notification when your print is on its way.

AVAILABLE FOR UK MAINLAND ONLY.

About LS Lowry

LS Lowry (1887–1976) is one of Britain’s most iconic artists, best known for his evocative industrial landscapes and distinctive figures that populate scenes such as Going to the Match. A master observer of working-class life in northern England, Lowry also explored quieter moments through haunting seascapes and intimate portraits. His signature use of a limited colour palette and stylised figures created a visual language that remains instantly recognisable. Many of his finest works, including Coming from the Mill and Yachts, are preserved in the acclaimed Lowry Collection in our Salford galleries. Today, his legacy lives on through popular art prints, limited editions, and exhibitions that celebrate the enduring appeal of LS Lowry and his timeless vision of Britain.